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BROWNIE'S
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
CLINTON
-Opens Tonight
Box-Office Opens at 8.00 p.m.,
FIRST SHOW at 8.30 P.M.
Thurs., Fri. — April 3-4
-- DOUBLE FEATURE —
"Guide For A
Married Man"
Showing of 10.15 p.m.
(Adult Entertainment)
Starring Walter Matthau & Inger
Stevens — In Color
"The Vengeance
Of She"
John Richardson & Olinka Borova
Showing at 8.30 p.m.
Color Cartoon
Sat., Sun. — ATitil 5-6
— DOUBLE FEATURE — up u
• J.
Showing at 8.30 p.m.
(Adult Entertainment)
George Peppard & Raymond BOW
In Color — Plus
"Madigan"
Showing at 10.15 p.m.
(Adult EntertainMent)
Starring Richard Widmark, Henry
Fonda and 'Inger Stevens
Color Cartoon
Special Sunday Night
Show — April 5
Showing at 13.05 — In Addition
To Regular Features
1.h'e Ghosts"
(Adult Entertainment)'
Starring' Barbara Steele —, Color
Coming Next Weekend:
"Waterhofe' No. 3"
(Adult Entertainment)
"Half A Sixpence" .
Huron County read budget
will 'remain v.uitilin .a read levy
of 10.0 mills for no. This was
announced Friday by county
engineer James ,13,rittmil who
presented a road•repart submit-
ted by Elmer Haytera Stanley
Reeve, chairman of the road
committee. • • • Total road expenditure will
be $2,121,000 with tuts: county
chipping in. $7111500. **a triain,
tenance will cost 457000; road
construction,'- $629,000; brike
construction* $370.,000.
Road attatistruetinta includes
road ao, Inciiktiirlieit"Siontla 4 males,
$60/10e; r •o d . Winona
eter—south, 2.5 •trifles, $60,000;
road 8, Dev. Road 904, six
miles, $25,000; road „g, Dash-
wood south, six ilaileAV-84,000; and -road 14i- Dublin . north,
$25,000.
Two new'bridges ..are planned
Benmiller Bridge on .road 37,
$275,000; and a Middjeaex boun-
dary bridge, $25,000 ' (Huron's.,
share).
Mr, Britnell reported, the de;
partment of highways had glara
-en indication of a tight money
policy,
"We have been cautioned' that
the 'Ontario Government may
not be in a position to finance
100 percent of the supplemen-
tary by-laws and if so it may be
necessary to delete some pro-
jects from, the program. We, will
not be in a position to advise
council until we receive word
from the DHO perhaps in late
April or May. This will compli-
cate our normal practice of ear-
ly tender calls on some projects
since we feel it would be fool-
ish to award tenders for work
that may not be approved - by
the MG."
He also explained that while
most road contracts now called
for hot mix paving; it is not
assured the DHO will approve
it. Mr. Britnell claimed the • de-
partment has reason to believe.
some roads, have been over
throughout the province
and said plans now call for
roads which are "just adequate"
and not "luxurious".
Council referred a Desirable
Road System report back to the
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11!1'10 VIIMON• SEAFORTH, ONT. APRIL 3, 1959
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-s,"EAoirrii TE.EN TWENTY •
NO DANCE
w. THIS SATURDAY
Next Saturday — "THE MAJORITY"
o DING INVITATIONS.
THE HURON EXPOSITOR
DINING & DANCING
Open Good Friday For Meals Only
SATURDAY, APRIL firth
DEJARD1NES
DANCE BAND
We are accepting Reservations for
EASTER SUNDAY DINNER
Come Out And Enjoy .Yourself
PIZZA PATIO
Restaurant and Tavern
350 Hayfield Road Goderich
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ways for Desirable County
Roads in urban areas, to take
fished by the Minister of High,
over the two streets.
Some displeasure was regis-
tered by Goderich Reeve Harry
Worsen as well when the report ,Showed that part§ of Elgin, Wel-
apd Harbour Streetsw.--- Royal Canadian Legion lington-
have been designated as county
weetremereetraeremereseme rarerev roads.
ENTERTAINMENT \
SATURDAY — "Elgin FiStir"
in the Ladies' and Escorts' Ream. EnleY a 51np-A-kaap With
PEARL at the Hammond Organ
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY -
COLORED TV
TASTY BEVERAGE ROOM SNACKS
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Seaforth
Saturday Night
The Ryans
Beverage Room Snacks
.PIGTAILS & SAUERKRAUT
HURON HOTEL -
Dublin
The
"COUSINS
THURSDAY ,and SATURDAY EVENING
Beverage Room Snicks
AT" THE
UEEN'S HOTEL
SEAFORTH
Brodhagen and District
CHAMBER OF .COMMERCE
STAG' PARTY
Friday, April 25th
PIGTAILS, RIBS AND SAUERKRAUT
SUPPER
Supper 6:00 until 8:00 p.m.
Games and .Refreshments
Proceeds for Ball Park
Tickets $3.00 each,
Tickets, available afro mitembers or phone 345-2438
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SEAFORTH •
DISTRICT
HIGH SCHOOL
— presents —
Variety Night
Friday, April 11.th
High School 'Auditorium
Time -- 8:80' p:m.
Adults - 50 Cents
Children - 25 Cents
Tickets Available From Students
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SP4,0711i Legion 1ia1,1
- Prizes I.Unch
Guests Welcome
Sponsored bY ,Branch 156
Students Compete
In Poster Contest
Pupils in primary schools
across Huron were winners in
the Aati-Smoking campaign pos-
ter competition held • among
Huron County public and sep-
arate school children.
The poster competition, like
the anti-smoking campaign it-
self, was organized jointly by
the Public Health Service, the
Canadian Cancer Society (Hur-
on County Unit) and the Huron
Tuberculosis and Respiratory
Diseases Association.
There were 787 entries in the
competition which was divided
Into two sections, grades 1-4
and grades 5-8 and in each. sec-
tion two prizes of $15.00 and
$5.00 are being awarded.
The winners are: grades 14,
Carolyn Perry, grade 4, Exeter
Public School; and second, Lar-
ry Burke, grade 4, St. Mary's
School, Goderich; grades 5-8,
Marilyn IrWin,. grade 8, Wing-
ham Public School; and second,
Elizabeth Gingerich, grade 8,
Zurich Public School,
Prizes will be presented in
the near 'future officials said.
OPEN
HOUSE
SEAFORTH DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL
MONDAY, APRIL 14
Commencing at 8 p.m.
Parents and friends of students, as well
as the general public are invited to visit
the Seaforth District High School and
meet the staff.
Students' work will be on display
it THEATRE PARks, on the squareERlf; o
Phone, 5244811
APRIL MOVIE, CALENDAR
Thurs„ Fri., and Sat., April 3, 4 and 'S
"The Horse in the Gray Flannel Suit"
Thurs, showthne 8. p.m. only; Fri. and Sat. showing at 7 p.m.
and 9:30 p.m.
Saturday Matinee at .2 p.m.
Sun., Mon. end Tues., April 6, 7 and 8
"The Subject was Roses
Adult Entertainment; Sunday showtime 8 p.m. only; Mon
and Tues,. 7:30 and 9:15
Wed, to Sat., April 9 to 12
"The Stalking Moon"
showing at 7:30 and 9:1S; Saturday Matinee at 2:30
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Sun. Men. and Tues., April 13, 14 and 15
"Play Dirty"
Adult Entertainment; Sunday showtime 6 , p.M. only; Mon,
and Tues. 730 and 9:30
Wed., Thum and Fri., April 16, 17 and 18
"The Buis of Mrs. BlossOm"
showing at 7:30 and 0:15
Sot. Sun., Mon., Teem, April 19 to 22
"The" Night They Raided Minsky's"
Adult. Entertainment; Sun. shosetime 8 p.m. only; all other
7:30,amt9:15
April 19, Sat. Matinee at 240
"The True Story of Jesse James"
earl drib OrroN O..
Wed„ l'hurs., Fri. and Sat, April• 23 to 26
"Angel ht my Pocket"
showing at YiSO snd 911S; Sat. Matinee •at 2:311
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"Looks like someone hit a treel"
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"And now for the neig,,bborhood.r.mt "
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nentaaaaaaralfaaaa=a a a a
Mt. •Oatrnaea earptimed the
Senior and Sunder trophies on
Saturday and Sunday in the ani
nual hockertournament at the
Seaforth arena spa:lamed:Jay the
Father •Stealhen Ecatert council
of S-ealonn and Dintrict Knights
of Columbus/. This 'was ' the
fourth , arcual tournament and -
tdialled prenfous madras' for.
both number of teanasaand atten-
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Creight, Dublin and James P.
larauskopf, RR 2, Dublin.
Seaforth and St, Oolumban
played a fib 'anti tuck game fol.,
lowing (analog 'in a '•1-1 tie. A.
Murray matchang 'Case's gnat.
However St, Colurnban won: on
shots on goal. • •
Cannel won their seeond
game for. the day by taking Kin.
Koala 4-2. R. Belger scoring all
pprove 1
Health
Dr. q... P. A, Evans, MOH., re- •
ceived Huron County Council's
approval Friday for a public
health budget of $227,511.
This figure includes $167,016
for salaries (including recent
raises for the staff which came
into effect January 1, 1969);
$12,450 for total personal ser-
vices such';pension ' plans,
etc., for employees; $20,600 for
travel expenses; $6,225 'for
equipment including new tran-
scribing inaehinea for all unit
offices; $4,560, 'for supplies;
$12,075 for rent and utility ser-
vices; and other, $4,585.
Last year's placket was $187,i
000.
Nearly' $10,000 has been bud-
geted to alleviate the "Senrce
of frustration to professional
and technical persannel" who
must spend hours writing pr
typing reports, "With new tran-
scribing equipment, they will
dictate reports and typists .will
play them back and prePare the
necessary forms.
As well, ,preventative dentis-
try, a dental service for pre-
schoolers and school children,
should be available later this
year. The estimates also include
sums to extend the medical and
nursing espects of the school
health service, this year partial-
tarty in the high schools,
County-wide sputum cytology
will be undertaken. This is a
technique whereby the common
"spit" of moderate and heavy
cigarette smokers is examined
periodically in order that abnor-
mal cells which could lead to
cancer can be detected while
still in the curable stage.
Comprehensive Home. Care is
under development now in the
county but it is unlikely there
will be any financial commit-
ment of significance this-year.
The Padvince of Ontario
shares on a 50-50 basis with the
expenses of the public health--
budget. In effect, the county's
'Aare will be about $114,000.
Frank Brinier, RR 1, Dublin,
was elected president of the
newly formed Dublin and ,Dis-
trict Athletic., Association fol-
lowing an organizational meet-
ing Sunday.evening in St. Pat-
rick's CIl,urch Parish Hall, Dub-
lin.
A number of interested' Dub-
lin and area people were on
hand to organize the associa-
tion which will sponsor and
maintain a series of ,sports ac-
tivities foraahe children of the
district.
Others named to the execu-
tive included Jack Horan, RR
4, Walton, vice-president;
George Ducharme, RR 2, Dublin,
secretary; Herb Brown, Dublin,
- treasurer,
Also elected was a committee
of five members to assist the
executive. There werei Clar-
' ence Looby, Dublin, Herman
Van Bakel, RR 2, Dublin, Hank
.Kramers, Dublin Matt Mc-
road committee for further
study when Jack' Alexander,
Reeve of Wingharn and Clarence
Boyle, Reeve of ' Exeter, said
they wished.aeouncil to grant
them an opportiana. to discuss
the report with the resp
councils.
Wellington-Street in Exeter
and Albert Sreet in Wingham
would be taken over as county
roads U the report had been
accepted.
Reeve Alexander showed vio-
lent opposition to the plan and
suggested Wingham would be
much better satisfied to main-
tain the road under- its' own
road system than to turn it ov-
er tnthe county. Albert Street,
he said, was in excellent condi-
tion now at considerable ex-
pense to Wingham,
,Reeve Boyle •had ,no strong
argument against the plan but
did indicate surprise at the
county's interest in the street.
Both streets are main arter-
ies leading to industrial sites
within the towns. For this rea-
son the county feels duty bound,
according to a criteria estab.
• - - • • The Senior Series Began Sunday
at 1:30 p.m.
In the 1st game St. Oolumban
tapped Seaforth 741. Larry Kale
and Brian Lane scored two each
with Barry Lane „asslisting Greg
O'Rielly, D. Murray and ..13,arry
Lane .Scared one each, John Lan-
sink 'scored Seatoirth's only goal,
In, the second ganie, Seafotalla
defeated Dublin • 540. Jim Hoff
with three goals led. the storing,
with sinals going to Danny •Mala
oneyaand John Lansink:
In the third,, game St. Cohan.
ban faced (Mt. Oar,mel in a hard
fawn-it contest with the latter
winning- by a 7-4 _deelsion. Goal
scorers' for Mt. Cannel were P.
Dietrich, with three and two each
to H. Smite and J. Brian
Lane with three goals and Bari
ay Lane with bine, completed
the scoring far St. 'Columba:a
The fourth game had Kinkora,
entered in the 'tournament for
the first time against Seaforta,
in what proyed• ta be the final
t-antest of the day. 'Seaforth eda
out a 442 desaallan' on, goals
by Jana Hoff with three. and Bill
Salsbury with one. Elude Clain
isaan secaed both Kinkara goals-
'1Vâ o .. Cannel was awarded.
the K o.f C trophy an the Sender
acries for having come taircruigh
the tournament without •a loss,
easaaattaanaataniowireetailialiaitatiati.
Athletic Association
Formed at Dublin
Mt. Carmel Teams Win
K of C Hockey Tournament
danae according to tournament 4 goals. Kelly and Culligan for
director Vindent • J, Land.' He Kinkora.
said that next year it would even' The-only Sr. game on Saturi
be biagen day, Mt. Carin.el coasted over
s.eaforth •ard Dub''-^n started Dublin 10-0. -Rater and Dieta .
the Jr, series at 9 am, the ,former aich -cibang most of the soaring.
taking this one 4-0. aVicQuald With St. Oolumban .and Mt.
s :,re4 2 goals., singlea to Case . Carmel having each two wins.
end Ana:tett. the playoffs' saw a weary bunch ....,....... . .
St. Galtraban raaannecl Mt. Car- of bays' with Mt. Cannel taking
mel 3.0 in the 1,0:30' game. A. a 411 decision and the K of -C,
Munraa with 2, Ryan seared 1 trophy from St. :Goa:Tr:ban Rea
aesaating on two, Dublin' lost ger stored all 4 for Maunt 'Cana
the next game to Ma ' 'Cannel theit Nolan scored for St. Colatm-
6-0. Neatnick and D. , Rater ban. - a
shared scaringahanors.
C of. C Approves
(Continued . from Fag 1)
charge of the president Mrs.
Jean Henderson, • agreed that
there should be a more positive
approach with respect fito ob-
taining additional memberships.
In her review of activities
Mrs. Henderson- said that Carl
Dalton had -hien appointed as
"chairman of the Public Affairs'
Committee replacing Frank Sills
who had reaped on being elec-
ted Mayor. 'She said it' was the.
intentionto make a presenta-
tion of the C of C booklet "Eco- .
noinich and You" to Members
of the SDES graduating class
and that plans wereabeing coma_
pleted 'for a .general meeting
and dinner at which ladies
would be present during-the
latter part of April.• • •
A. E, Hetherington, manager
of London Branch, of the Mont-
real Trust" Co, discussed with
the meeting estate planning
and taxes. He was. introduded by
W. M. Hart and appreciation was
expressed by D'Orlealia Sills.
Others who took part in the
meeting were Robert Dinsmore,
Mayor Frank Sills and Ken' Old-
acre.
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EUCHRE
OilAISMVALL
Mon., April 7th.
8:30 p.m.
• Admission 50 cents
Lunch Served
Everyttrto Welcome
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